Gates Challenge Rolling Game
Pairs roll balls through cone gates while moving around the area, developing accuracy and cooperation
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About This Activity
Pairs roll balls through cone gates while moving around the area, developing accuracy and cooperation
Quick Info
moderate
20
20m x 25m minimum for multiple gates
Equipment Required
Tennis Balls
1 per pair (15 maximum)
Cones
16-20 (for 8-10 gates)
Suitable For
Year 2
Suitable Sports
Sending and Receiving
Activity Tags
Competition
Non-Competitive
Teaching Focus
Cooperative Learning
Skill Progression
Intensity
Moderate Intensity
Features
Interactive
Engaging
Fun
Skills
Throwing
Team Play
Catching
Coordination
Equipment
Minimal Equipment
Values
Teamwork
Cooperation
Respect
Space
Medium Space
Indoor/Outdoor
Activity Type
Skill Game
Weather
All Weather
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